That's pretty apt. There are always legitimate reasons why doing something is difficult and imperfect, but there's a really clear future here. It's absurd to th

That's pretty apt. There are always legitimate reasons why doing something is difficult and imperfect, but there's a really clear future here. It's absurd to think that Visual Studio will remain 32-bit in 10 or 20 years' time. And no, as any C++ developer will tell you, the answer is not to move to a souped-up text editor (Visual Studio Code).